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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-16
CHURCH NOTICES.
Religious Services Today NJ h Various
Churches nt the Hours Named.

Rowan Memorial Baptist C~hurch-Usual~s services.
81. Mary's Cnihodml-roplnr street. Services at
Z and n am. and 40 pm.
Central Methodist ~Church-Union street Preach.
ing ut II am. and T3O pm. r. W. Erwin, pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Chunh-Court street.
Services at II am. and 100 pm. III. A. Jones, pas
tor.
Emanuel Church-No. - Third street. between
jefferson and Court. Services at II am. and T4i
pm.
Fint Methodist Church-Corncr Second aud Pop.
lar. Services at II am. and 100 pm. H. II. Mah0n,
DID, pastor.
Second Presbyterian Church-Corncr Main and
Bcalc streets. Services nt n am. and 40 pm, Rev.
w. l., iIoggS, ID, pastor.
Fint Presbyterian Church - Corner Third and
Poplar streets. Services at II am. and go pm.
Rev. Eugene Daniel, DID,. pastor.
1nudcrfalc Street Presbyterian Churrh-Corner
Ihudcplalc and Benlc streets. Preaching at II am.
aud 100 pm. Iicv. 4. G.. Caldwell, pastor.
Christian Chu~Uh-Corncr Linden and Mulberry
streets. Services az lO;1 am. aud 100 pm Even.
ing subject "Our President" Rev. ]. b. Brncy,
pastor.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church Corner
Jones avenue and Alabama street. Services at II
am. and 100 pm. Rev. James J.. Martin, ID,
pastor.
Central Boptlst Church - Second street, nenr
Iaale. Preaching nj n am. and 40 pm. Rcy. ".
u. smith, pastor. Night service In basement All
SEATS free.
fernando Street Methodist Churh-Cornor Lin.
den and fernando streets. Preaching nj N AN,
by the Rev. W. r. Harris, D.D., and at 30 pm by
the Rev. J. Z. Hooks. Of Paduoah, Ny.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MEMPHIS Steam laundry, 22I Seco

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, pa Second 81.
o. X. HoUcK K Co. have removed TO
their new store, No. 1853 Main street.
" you want all pine lumber call on
Brinklcy lumber company, No. 124 Jeler-
son street.
WHEELER x WILSON manufacturing com
pany have removed 10 No. 800 Second
street.
STANLEY & ANDERSON, funeral directors
and cmbalmcn, No. 30 Madison street, are
fully prepared 10 furnish chairs at resi-
dcnccs, when ordered, Tor the accommoda-
ton Of friends.
SPECIAL students will be received in any
department at the lligbca School, or 10
take private lessons in Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature, the Languages, or in the
Business Course.
Miss LEwELLYS has returned from the
east, and she will resume lrr private class
In clOCution October .. Irlsnrtc method.
Location Of tone and physical culture will
receive especial attention. Those who wish
To understand principles aud become intclli-
gent readers preferred. FOR terms, send for
circular, or call at No. - Adams street, after
3 o'clock.
Miss CARRIE VI. KKsrMo, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, can be
found nj No. ~ Poplar street every day nj
4 o'clock pm. Az ALREADY announced,
Miss Heating will give afrce scholarship
for the last five months Of the session m u
reward 10 the pupil having the best rec
ord up To February for diligcnt study and
the highest degree Of perfection.
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PERSONAL.

MRs, Cur MYrns, Of Holly springs, Miss,
Is In the city.
Mus. ALEXANDER YoUSo aud Miss Hall, Of
Ripley, Tenn, are among the visitors To the
city.
Mus. ANNA LuMrKIN FoRcE, Of st. Louis,
is visiting Mrs. II. NJ. stratton, on Bellevue
avenue.
Miss MANY MALLORY returned la the city
on Thursday, after an absence Of several
months.
Miss lrLtA HuMrnREYs, daughter Of J. II.
Humphreys, IN receiving high compliments
from the faculty 81 Iassar college.
Miss MARY DANcY, who has been In tho
city during the Presidential festivities, re-
turned today Ia her home at holly SPRING,
Miss.
Mus. A. y. CmfK, ~ Danyillc, Ky, II
visiting her sister Mrs. Heron, on johnson
avenue.
MISS M,Nr Lou BouiSa left Tuesday
night Tor HcidclhuW Germany, whcr" she
will remain n year, studying missile.
Mus. JAS Rr,p, II Fort Smith (ncc Miss
Lena larkL is q In the city, on a visit Ia
her mother aud sister, and h with Mrs. X.
W. Mitchell, No. 10 Adams street.
L. L. CHisr aud wife tncc Miss Lula Wells
left fO-an extended tour through the north.
west aud east. The best wishes NJ a large
circle Of friends follow the hnISy couple.
Cu,RLTs y. wir0ANp, business manager of
the "My Gcmldinc' comedy company, Is In
the city, making arrangements for the ~
pcarancc Of his people at the thcatcr ncNt
Thursday evening.
THE many friends ~ Mrs. Mary Riycs will
be gricycd la hear ~ her death, which uc.
Cured at ! o'clock Saturday morning She
was one ~ the oldest citizens II fnycttr
county, and nj one time among the richest.
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O PARAGRAPHS.

The Christian Bfuihcr' college has 2l2
students, Of whom thirty board aud lodge In
the college.
-kmma Richardson, q negro woman who
tscaped ifum the work house, was arrested
last night by Officer Faycr.
All ~ the offices and court-rooms In the
oonrt arr dmpcd In mourning In re-
tpcct 81 the death ~ chancellor Elicit
-Wancrs Evansville brass band favored
TVS Arrrst with n charming sercnadc he
forc leaving fuf home yesterday afternoon.
The Young Mems Hebrew association
VIII bold their regular meeting this afternoon
m2D o'clock. Business 81 importance Ia
transact.
The Hon James rhclan will deliver an
address NJ the Irish National land league
meeting, In Knights Ut lnni-fall hall, on
Tuesday evening next
Mr. J. T. Dowdy, who arrived from
Denver yesterday, brought with him an IN.
usually large spccimtn u the Irish potato
grovn Ia the far West
Chelsea Mission Sunday school will re.
oIEAniSe this evening nj $3.50 o'clock, corner
OF Fourth and Mill streets. Teachers, schol.
an, and all interested are cordially invited.
Mr. Tmcy yesterday presented a copy of
his beautiful souvenir tO each member IL
th' nuith uftillrfNt OF nashville " War
nefs band Of Evansville, Ind. The boys
promiscd 10 frame the artistic pictures.
The will Of Geo. W. Bumpus, formerly n
resident Of faycttc county, this State, but
who's estate lies IN this county. was pro.
bated yesterday. lie dcyiscs all Of his prop
srty' real aud personal, 90 his wife, Sarah,
during her life, and after her death Il is 10
revert equally 10 his children.
The sudliches p~ostJournal, like our
other contemporaries, dcyotcs itself 10 the
Presidents visit. II II handsomely printed
'a'"r -"ul, our German citizens may we'll
hlQAbs organ Of their own Language.
G|fho editor, introduced unique
yesterdays edition.
Graham yesterday filed and was
- an Injunction against Geo. y. Dent,
S.straln him exercising control aud col.
yecting The rents from two lots In Borland's
subdivision, which Graham purchased AZ n
.rutt sale| IN 1885 under % mortgage given by
pthi and wife to John y. billiard.
- rumor prevailed yesterday afternoon
yhat President MADDEN was Ia n decidedly
bsecaroua condition, and not expected 70
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KAHN a. F~REIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.
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KAHN a.
Corner Main aud Poplar.
Home again after n two months trip tc
Philadelphia, New York and Boston.

Home again after a two months trip TO
Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
81 q yard Double Width finest all Wool
and silk Bouclc, 81.
25c and 5Oc Spanish, Guipurc and Chan
lilly laccs, costing ~ 30 per yard.
2ic and 50c, Satins, Satins, Doe and zoe.
These goods YOU need not look for clsc-
whore ut lcfs than three times the price;
slightly Wet ON edges.
", and ~, and $40 for $50 silk Plush,
and Seal, and Freeze, and Cut Velvet
Wraps, costing S2j and $50; have been
slightly wet.
20c, Rcd Table Cloth, 20c.
l5c and 20c, Regular Seamless Hose, l5c
and 2Oc.
81 30, Best Cashmere silk.lincd Walking
Jackets, - 30.
I0c, Finest Unlaundercd Shirts, 40c, 50c.
- 30 and u 90, Childrcn's Cassimcru
Suits, ~ 10.
Don't fail To look ut our Zoe Black Toe
lunches Tips @ in u bunch); our zoe
Cashmere and BE. lbc llomespun, Die
ladies Vests and She; our Paris and Bcr-
lin Cloaks and Walking Jackets, the livery
colOrcd at ~ don't miss; also, our Plaid
French Flannel Tor Childrcn's dresses 3Oc,
j0c and 75c elsewhere.
Will he able 10 pay some attention toour
city friends this week. Don't miss our
Fumes, Millinery and Ribbons.
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Prof G. T.. Winklcr. the veteran music
teacher AMI composer, who has for years
rendered invaluable scr,icc tocultiyaic the
diVincst II arts In Memphis, has just writ
ten two new sacred vocal solos. entitled
"Ilcar Us, q Father" lAyo Marial, with
English aud Latin worls, ''ro Thee. u
Father % Salu,ans, %lIostial, also two
ncir of words, 10 cents each. both ar
vcntablc guns, deserving II national uHc
and reputation, which no doubt will bc
gnincd.
Prof Herman Schulnc, another local
master, has also composed m Instrumental
solo, entitled "nlun City Galop,' 50ccnir,
and brought all his talent and knowlcdge
icatcd 10 Miss Florence Goycr. T.. WITH.
mann a Go. are the Publishers.
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Omar Sets Of Furniture at Gabay's.
Mitchell q Hry.on,

On Main street, directly opposite the
Peabody hotel, there IL an establishment
which contains u choice stock II the best
iumi,up aud furniture goods, aud theac
arr offered for sale by the prppricton NJ
nrirrs thai mn.t attract attention M
goods are OF every style known To the fash
ionablc world. They are attractive "a q
high degree. The beautiful sets Of parlor,
bedroom and dining-room furniture nrc
admired by everybody. Then there are
choice carpets, Of both furign and do.
mcstic make, ut pricca most reasonable.
The attention II pHidcnts and strangers IL
called 10 the furniture house " Mitchell 4
Rryson, where fine goods at very rcvona
BILE figurcs can be- purchased.
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Mechanics steel stamps.
Al llabching's, No. $40 second street.
AZ I.nehrmannr.

The thousands oi strangers who have
visited the city during the past few DAYS
did not fail Ia call In At Luchrmann's, cur
ncr oi Main and Munroc streets, and par.
take uf the good ihingSof life, the delicious
lager beer, fine wines, liquors and fragrant
cigars. The restaurant department il u y
piled With not only the necessities Of life,
hut all the dclicacics Of the season. The
cooking aud sCr,icc are superb. II IL q
trcat 10 eat luchrmann's oysters. prepared
IN a manner not cNccllcd by any restaurant
south Or north. There is no place like II
here or elsewhere.
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Indignant Drummers.

A special meeting Of commercial drum.
mcrs Is called to meet at the Gayoso hotel at
10 o'clock Sunday morning to take action
regarding the assault Ola Mr.. II. A. Giycns,
on the 10th instant, by a member Of the
e Ms%Rp%Ss. W D. Pol %ili iGTTS; 4 !. + +. S S%isS, a. T. " +.
Bellany, u. q. Rutland, i. T. Williamson,
Wiley J. Hale, H. r. McKennon, Walter
Webb, NJ. u. Hughes. W. 7. Barham, Louis
Anderson, II. X. Stone, W. ]. Humphreys,
J. W. Hanscll, J. :. Tucker, W. II. Washing
ton, J. y. Rylcy, II. Myrick, Tom Watkins,
VIM. Cross, w. G. Brook, John A. Rogers,
A. 7. Truss, Harry Bcllingcr, G. T.. Persons,
NJ. d.. Patterson and others.
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syrup of riHs.

Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, Snn Francisco, Cal, il
natures own true laxative. II IL the most
easily taken and the most pleasantly cf-
icctiyc remedy known Ia cleanse the sys-
tenn when bilious or c~usiiyc, 90 diEpcl
headaches, colds and icycr, 10 cure
hahiiual constipation, indigestion, etc. For
sale In IN cents and ~ bottles by n. J..
Holster, and all leading druggists. Van
Nlcct 4 Co, q. W. Jones q Co, ". n.
Wilkcr-nn & Co, Mansfield 4 Co. have
been appointed wholesale agents nj Mem
uhis
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A We'll De.er,ed Tribute,

w. y, Edwards n Bo, who have done
20 much In the shape OF c%onycyanccs for
the people Of Memphis with their nov
landaus and Coupcs, had the well de-.
served honor Of conveying President Clcyc.
land and wife irom the Gayoso 20 the fin.
works and back 90 the hotel.
Their new Coupcs were the finest turn.
outs 10 be- seen on the streets " Memphis.
Coupcs and carriages at any Tour, day "
night,
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JACKSON MOUND PARK.
GRAND CONCERT TODAY
Prom n to n O'clock pm.
IadIc-, khae kiare-

Elegant shoes, warranted 10 be Of the
best make, stylish aud fashionable and
guaranteed 10 III and wear well. can bC
seen at the popular shoe house Of J. VI.
Hill 4 Co, corner Main aud Union
streets. For ladies', misses and children,
shoes this house In not cXccllcd here OF
clscw here. Reasonable prices arc asked
for all goods. Call and examine the stock
nj your earliest convenience.
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IN, s,evtrsI ,urer,

Has jus, added TO their greenhouses one
extra larc conservatory, and will be able
for the coming winter to supply elegant de-.
signs, baskets and bouquets at short notice.
Call at the nursery, ~ Market street, tclc.
phone az, or ut their office at Loeb \
Mook's, corner Main and Monroe.
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Armstrong r.rnu.re COMPANY.

The place Ia get furniture Of the best
make, aud nj prccs 10 suit the times ~
well ~ the pockets of customers, IN nj the
war-rooms of the Armstrong Furniture
Company, on Second street, opposite
Court square. The stock IL largr and va.
ricd, containing almost everything known
Ia the trade. The line ~ parlor, dining.
q and bed -rOom sets deserves the at
tcniion Of the. public, ON account oi the
endlcr~ variety and numerous styles. The
Memphis house being n branch II the
Armstrong Furniture Company, II Evans.
vile, the trade will he supplied az factory
prices, with fright addcl.
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Ttr attention VI proc,iy d,1l,r BE- called
10 u sale ~ o general stock ui lrth goods.
to take place on Monday m"rnin. inr l,ih
instant, nt II O'Clock, " thc ,uIU.r of Main
and Alabama streets, Fort Pickering.
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keelcta de Inlonc q rr.sssan,I I,aIInns

The officers aud memser. oi this society
nm requested IN meet mihl " hall, IN the
corner II Adams and Sccond str'cts. this
Sunday morning at ye ol,lock, iur the
purpose of attending tin funeral II Mr..
Ind. Lucarni, iormcrlya member uf this
society. by order OF
Junv lAuRESzi, President.
Il, MAuTiNANA. Secretary,
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shorc, these aboard saw "fnll high adj.
vanccd" amonglhc crowd a design Of flags
Ia the shape II u shirt, notifying the eager
pnpulacc and the ~prrsidentinl Marty that
the best shirts could be had ut the Famous
Shirt aud Pant Co, No. 1876 Front street.
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TnE attentions Of grocery dealers Is called
20 n sale 81 a guncml stock II frrsh goods,
to take place ON Monday morning. the 18th
instant, Ut II o'clock, at the corner Of Main
aud Alabama streets, Fort Pickering.
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.nn,h.rn InnnrnIn.

Information u all kind, concerning this
booming section, furnished ~ application.
Write your questions and adirss plainly,
and inclusc lee " ~ cents 10
ZlNrCE,rr Perry. .
san Diego. cal.
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Nc\Sev,s nlood Elixir !. The
guaranteed. II Is a positive cure tor
Olocfa, Eruptions, or Syphilitic Pots
onihg. 10 Tnriiics tho whole system,
. hanishcs all Rheumatic ana Nsu-
awe vans. We V~uavar.cc IL
A. HtNklEt aud BEKINIkAu 90.
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An improved Edison P~honognph will
he exhibited nj the fipt Presbyterian
church next Tuesday evening, October rs,
NJ part of the prngram u an entertainment
arranged by the ladies Aid sncicty 81
that church. Tickets % cents, including
A
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DO Mo-, Fail so give

the Memphis Carriage Works, Nos. 81 and
~ Madison sin'ct, n call II You need any.
thing In the line Of Buggics, BarouchCs,
Farm Wagons, Carts, Harness, etc.
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co,.,o,, V,.,a .I.....

For the races. Fines, line in the United
States. \. d. Seward, scientific optician,
2Ss Main, northeast corner Madison street.
To hire, ~ per day.
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Ladies' Hats.

In the show window you can see them.
Your ,huicr iur two dollars. They an II
the latcs, styles, aud arc most fashionable.
ui course this Is at the millinery sturr VI
Mons l. laNignc, corner Of Main and
North Court, under Odd Fellows Hall.
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Ar ~ fernando street you'll find the
oldest physician In Memphis. Its DR..
Mcclure.
lie will eurc ysmg
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No oSE who chews Horse Shoe 10.
bacco ever has any bad luck. You Try Il
and see.
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GnArr fronts and Fcndcn at Gabay's.
MEnrnia Trnn nrt

hENrms. Tenn Ovt q iS7.
Having qualified NJ assignee II II. a..
Uollcnbcp. all pcrsnns indebted 10 the
firm will please call aud settle without fur
thcr delay. q. W. SNrru, Assignee.
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PR-Rr-SA cures Chronic Congestion Of the
Lungs, m In the ease Of Mn. J. w. Rey-
nolds, New Lisbon, q.
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REMEMBER the great sirtion sale Of hats
nj 2Si Second street tontfht
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RrNrNHrR the great auction sale VI hats
at 2Si Second strct tonight,
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ORDEns taken for hno flannel shirts at
No. 1896 Front street.
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The ncmrn,. carrlnss Marl,

Nos. 81 and SO Madison street, have in
stock the celebrated ccntcr-spring Buggies,
Suuys and PhaetonS Call and sec them.
also Harness, Whips, etc, in endless va
ricty,
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No oNE who chews "IIosc Shoe" To-
bacco ever LAS any bad luck. You try IL
and see.
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Mechanics s,ess Stamps,
A n~.la.Ig..f. ~. IAN A.H.V.l g...s

Cnr.r IIcalIng sloyeslatG nhayIs.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-17

iame as John Montgomery Ward, Stur-
van house, New York city, and that of
ais fancee as Heller Gibson. 1t answer
to the usual heterogeneous he said that
HELEN Gibson WAS horn at Cincinnati,
vas ~ years OF age, had been married
before, but October 10, 1883, she had
been divorced by the supreme court of
The paper was made out and
The applicant upon paying the fee of so
cents rejoined Miss Dauvray and her
mother and sister at the Lafayette bote.
and repaired to Pastor Chapman's louise
where the license was presented and the
happy compile made ore.
Il wish you would correct an untrue
given Of my marriage. /" said Mr..
Ward to reporter. There was nothing
clandestine about 1t. After the cere-
m ny Mrs. Williams, my wife's mother,
and my wife's sister, Mrs. Helm, accom-
panied us to this city. Mrs. Williams
went back to her home in New York and
Mrs. Helm is still with us at the hotel,
Mr.. Ward smiled like a freshly blown
rose, and frankly asserted that, all things
considered, both he and his wife were
well and happy, and that he saw no rea-
son why they couldn't come to this placid
town to get married in a thoroughly
legal. way without the needless Interim
tion or annoyance. He loved Miss Dau-
vray, she loved him, they were married,
and that was all there is in it. He said
that he n his wife would go to the Pa
cifc slope October 20.
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N.Y.
ASSAULTED a CLERGYMAN.
Or. Tiaball, At Camden, n. j.. Struck
by Cant. Waller.

AT Nohi 81 SNhluehy Ne De- SGruCR
by Capt. Waller.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 15-Society
In Camden, N. j., is greatly agitated
over an alleged ~upproyoked assault
made by Capt. William FL. II. Waller on
the Rev. Thomas H.. Tidball, ID. d., rec
tor of st. Paul's church of that city.
st. Panis is one of the most if not the
most influential chulch IN the New Jer-
sey diocese. A few months ago DR.. It'd
ball and wife, Mrs. Waller, and another
lady went on a European tour, from
which they returned last week. Friday,
while the devine was sitting in his study
Capt. Waller was announced. Upon en-
tering the room Capt. Waller demanded
an explanation for DR.. Tidbau's treat
ment of Mrs, Waller, declaring he had
not shown her proper attention, but had
neglected her while in London. DR..
Tidball said the party was too large to
admit Of individual attention, and be-
sides, he had been i'll willie in that city.
This answer was unsatisfactory to Capt.
Waller, who demanded that the rector
make an apology. This Dr.. Tidball re-
fused to do, but suggested that as Mrs.
Waller was SO senaitive, it would have
been much better had she had another
escort. Upon this Capt. Waller struck
Dr. Tiaban violently on the head. When
he had recovered his composurc the rec
tor rose and opening the door said: "My
calling, sir, prevents me from admins
tering 20 you such chastisement as you
deserve and would undoubtedly receive
were | to take you in hand. There is
the door, sir; leave 1t Instantly before /
assist you. DIR. Tidball is q. small man,
weighing not more than 1876. but he is
an athlete and could have administered
a sever punishment to his antagonist.